составить расписание на английском 5 класс

составить расписание на английском 5 класс
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  Английский язык
- Автор:
  heidys9ht
- 4 года назад

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спасибо
- Автор:
  kevin
- 4 года назад
- 0
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- Автор:
  leviqqce
- 4 года назад
- 0
Это легко, берешь дневник и тетрадку. В дневнике же есть расписание, а в учебнике названия предметов. Чертишь таблицу(или можно без неё): дни недели и номер урока. И заполняешь! Всё))
- Автор:
  emery
- 4 года назад
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